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Wavelaunch VC
New Delhi, India
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Wavelaunch VC is a New Delhi-headquartered global early-stage investment firm and three-month accelerator program founded in 2016 that backs founders 'solving difficult problems' at the pre-seed, seed and Series A stages. Despite its Indian operating base, Wavelaunch primarily deploys capital into US-based startups and runs two structured batches per calendar year, one from January to March and a second from June to August, combining a cohort experience with traditional equity investing. Tickets range from $500K to $4M for target ownership of 7 to 15%, and self-reported performance is an average 7.2x return multiple for early-stage investors; the firm generally participates as a co-investor. The fund is sector-agnostic with mandates spanning enterprise software, consumer internet, hardware, fintech, healthcare and beyond, and the disclosed portfolio touches more than two dozen sub-sectors. Headcount is small at approximately four people including two partners, with Arunav G. among the publicly visible team members. Standard databases track 42 disclosed portfolio companies, of which 20 are reported unicorns, alongside one IPO and twelve acquisitions, with marquee names including Indian fintech infrastructure platform Razorpay, social-commerce platform Meesho, and the iconic website builder Weebly, acquired by Square. The 3,000-plus figure cited on the firm's website refers to total applications and engaged founders across batches, not the equity portfolio. By combining a twice-yearly accelerator with traditional equity investing and focusing on US-based founders solving difficult problems, Wavelaunch VC has built an early-stage portfolio spanning fintech, consumer, hardware and healthcare.
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$2.3M
Historical average check
$4M
Historical max check
42
Investments
SaaS
Fintech & Financial services
E-commerce & Retail
Healthtech & Wellness
Hardware. Robotics & IoT
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